Austria | 02:16 | 2023

Once upon a time (not so long ago), we humans believed that we would create a free and democratic place of endless knowledge through the internet. Just a few downloads, swipes and dislikes later, we now know that we have failed massively. 4Real!

Austria, Canada, Greece | 06:30 | 2016

A collection of four Non-Stop Stop-Motion film experiments, which follow a similar pattern. The beginning documents the setting and the action in real time and this action is then gradually (digitally) speeded-up to reveal the illusion that it creates.

Croatia | 09:00 | 2010

What happens when dreams take control over reality? Possibly, it is a question of how to fight a system of forms, especially those regulating filmmaking of a documentary, animation, or fiction. One also has to fight themselves, the real guardians of conventions and formality. This experimental, voice-over led animated poem might be as well a diary meant for a psychoanalytical session.

Canada | 02:50 | 2018

The film was made specifically for a group show in Vienna (curated by Clint Enns and Madi Piller) titled From A to Z, that reflects on Micheal Snow’s 1956 animated film of the same name, and his multiplicity of approaches which fluidly transition between media and form.

France | 05:46 | 1994

"We are not at the side of any identifiable lake, we are swept up in a different sort of space-time context by the light, the movement and the colors that the place evoked in Patrick Bokanowski's mind." (Jacques Kermabon) The film was made with an optical array of pinholes, mirrors, prisms, and refractive substrates, and, paradoxically, for the viewer of the 2020s, it inevitably reminds of the aesthecis of an AI-assisted visual creation.

Ukraine | 08:30 | 2020

Current instability of climate system impacts ice cores and rises global sea level, as well as changes human life. At the same time only data code of intelligent machines remains constant in the modern geography.

Germany | 05:00 | 2015

A surreal trip into the world of an extremely long German word.

USA | 06:10 | 1952

I wanted to manipulate light to produce visual compositions in time continuity much as a musician manipulates sound to produce music. It was particularly while I listened to music that I felt an overwhelming urge to translate my reactions and ideas into visual form that would have the ordered sequence of music. - Mary Ellen Bute.

Switzerland | 05:34 | 2016

From a seed to war, from meat to love, from indifference to apocalypse. An attempt to capture the world in a nutshell.

Canada | 04:12 | 2013

Using light painting animation (video lightpainting), "Foreign Bodies" draws inspiration from the myth of the "transparent body," conveyed by modern medical imaging (CT, MRI, cryosection), to evoke a sense of strangeness that their own body can sometimes inspire.

USA | 04:20 | 1976

Music “Canzoni per sonar a quattro” by Giovanni Gabrieli, performed by Elizabeth Cohen, Max Mathews, and Gerard Schwarz. Images generated by computer.

Canada | 04:44 | 2015

A young woman and an urban landscape interact with each other. Developing images and intricacies by scratching and sewing them on again.

Poland | 01:35 | 1980

The man in an editing room is flicking up the ball or rather its video image captured inside television screen. It was Rybczyński’s first adventure with hi-tech analog machinery which later would become essential for his experiments and researches.